The New Administration and its Cabinet Muddle
A critical examination of the new coalition government outlines the Grenville Fox and Addington factions, noting Lord Grenville’s uneasy position, and predicting limited power for the Premier. It questions Lord Grenville's leadership, contrasts policy toward France, and critiques Lord St Vincent’s naval system revival under Mr Grey.
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Imperial Parliament Proceedings In Lords and Commons
In the Lords Lord Everson presided as Speaker and the appeal Mortimes v Andrews was heard with the Court of King's Bench ruling affirmed and costs awarded. A bill to empower the Auditor of the Exchequer to appoint a trustee was read a second time, passed through committee, and sent to the Commons with a message. The Commons adjourned at four due to only 38 members present.
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Russian Note Refutes Misrepresentations of Prince Doteynecht Mission
The document defends the Russian envoy's conduct in discussions with Bonaparte, denying lies about Russia’s aims and Balkans policy. It recounts a long exchange where Bonaparte pressed for invasions and Belgian concessions, while the Russian officer asserted Russia sought independence for European states and peace among powers. It also disputes reports of battles at Wischau, Lambach, Kreis, and Hollebrunn, claiming Russian forces achieved advantage and inflicted French losses, highlighting guarded actions and a stubborn defense without surrender.
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